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Show ,. ' : ek . , - - P , 11 11 . - t' n Prol3iiit3 71,13 s Otsarci's Chock tg:, . , 141 a , I' lair 1 Szk , , 1117 I Salt tOke C.?y, Itteeday, October 21, DESE'REI NEWS AND TEIEORAIA, ryrs rit ia 1 . oii, It 0 lb . r,......, Ws: co,c1 Man 44 1 ,, " , 1 Continued intro Page B- Instead, well hold private . sessions with each man Atm on connect their with 4o the!we believe to be Involved in counterfeiting ring at a I p.m. hopes of getting more infor- edjustment board meeting. mstion, the warden said,. ' Turner was taid he Warden, 7,afraid Adult Pro-none of the convicts sus- - Meanwhile, State bation and Parole Dept. agents pected of participating would were scheduled to question ' "open up" in front of all the .two more parolee I, Tuesday board members, and officers. alternoon to determine if they had any part in the drug trat ,,,,. e at the prison.- , ' H. E. Facer, Parole officer, . , said he had made an appoint-- , t ' ' Tent with one parolee at 4 p.m. ' ' would question still an- . . z Z . ; .,a r, r--- , --- 1952-- , ' , , ' , 7.- . - - -.--, - - - - ,' - , ... : , ''. '' '' , MEI Aims iv Zr-1--"- - -: , il ,,,K :, 1110111 , '' van - , iT . - ) - - V a who - ) ,iii 111 s - Fall Aclivities 4 . - n ,' : Is. s, Of - B111115- I - - IA riceiios itoi. , .- . . Carbon County,: f SCOMILD, -- An - - '' I ' Utah's weather continued to ,, , , , . do nip,ups Monday night' and , . '' Tuesday. ' ,,- In Salt Lake City the rrier' ' ' ' cury slid down to 27 during .: the night for the roldeitreadi', , ng since last March 16. a The high Monday was a chilly 49, which was 15 degrees ,' I I i berow1ormal and a rousing 33 ., degrees colder than the , ,4, high of 82 on Sunday. , The mercury played a cold c, tune over the entire atate dun, 1 , 1I i ing the night and early morn,., - ' --- , houri ing I , :4,' Coldest spot reported was , , it Elm. Canyon with a .13. Delta . , had, 'an 18, Cedar City 22, and I I, I I ,e Roosevelt and tilanding recogied 23. In neighboring Nevada , I I II It was 10 degrees at Ely and ' ;. 9,at Elko. . ., a.) US.--Senat- , . I . DIOS ' L - Pace' r , . reserved by the Deseret News for ah. politics! speeches furnished by candidates el both political parties for' tbs offices of and U.S. , Representative. airacirthis , 1OfCP11 .,,s 3 (4--Cr- 1 Alth r C0f1 Cid N 4- - - - i ' r , ' e - .. NeNAI ,A, - , 7 . - - . Utah 1110:ther. -- , , , . I , ' ' ' . , . . ''('' . s . . c Puls-Chill.01- -- -- "1, ,, ' - , ' ' ' ,. . .. , 1.' ' 4 1 , ...,, V' ti , i 1 - - w-- ,m.mm..w,ommtomm. . . , , . ,, , .. --- , - e le Se-o- 1 '. d ., 4 woman died early Tuesday In . Frank 1. Moss (D) U.S. CONGRESS , ' y I . the Price Hospital , ' ', , Frank E. Moss, Democratic . ..... - ' -'.. - ,, ' . , after suffering burns over her.--.7eandidate for United States , -Honry A. Dixon (R) -, s ' ' ' Senate, Monday night tailed - Of1DENUtah has the high- en ire body when , her frbed El t crz!:-I:- 3 , tor a "revitaliza- ,e.,,,,...0.,..- . est percentage ot federal em- taught lire Monday Morning- ' (I gi 0.,,1171117:1011. , l' '''1111111"1"1"1.11" tion of our min- ' , ' ployes of any Mate, partly be- - The victim, Mrs. Mary Lind- , is 1 eause orals of an 'Z - '' industry,l ' dozed in bed , ' , iii , long-ter' eellent work rec. ' s credit t , holm, apparently - ' ''' ' ; en ,, , , and the bedding caught tire '''''" t , . ne provid- inord, Rep. Henry ' ' . centive to small Aldous - frthoempipheotsha:hwesasdrsompopierling1787. . Dixon other later.- - ' Ne. , ' , ,, ' business and a I said I ' haven't enough evidence ., . , rev am p itt g .., cording to the Carbon County . Tuesday, i , to go pick them up and we . , sheriffs ofice.-- - E:::i , '', ,''',' ,I . our ,.I farm -z, He ... . citedact policy,. , I , don't want to ,i their jobs; , , , , ,, The mishap occurred about-,-,.- , . ',A' ' to stimulate-:Police Chief W. Cleon Skou until we knowdisrupt we will have a e 10:15 am. Mrs. Lindholm died.: - , , , ., , , ' '''' ; ,economy.: ' leomplishinents of workers at ' ' sen Tuesday issued a statement warrant," he said.. s, ' ' ,, , , at 6 cm. Tuesday. The ''''-Hill Air Force Mr. ..Mods ,, ' ' answering criticism leveled at Mr. Facer explained these' .,,, : - , , ' -showed she was vestigation Rose ab' at lit Mr.Moss the him in an editorial published in two men may have been on the low, spoke ,. , , ; ....' i the house when alone in the ,,,, .1...e.,4o....80..6 ts The Salt Lake Tribune. 0 opening of his new campaign sentee rates and , , , ,"receiving end" of some illegal , .,,' ' fire broke out. , .. I. , D111)11 i '' 11 Since the editorial appeared drugs, which would constitute BroadEast headquarters, participa-!Iehigh o' ; , : Alex to was married She in ' - '" ' tiort Lake Salt ' In the Sunday paper, which is a violation of their parole.-In way, examcivic drives as ' , City. , ' ' . , , ,, suvives. Lindholm. who , EArsucks, -' He , cited a Era reof issued the led,,,, distributed to many Deseret ' report "high type of pies "However, I wouldn't care to Mrs- - Mary Lindholm was , , , ,,, ti.. eently-4- 4 , i Vews subscrkbers, ChiefSkou- - aeeuee them of 5PlYingilarr I.'S , 'i' , 7 ., ,V, . .,.. , - ', . in foholam-pi-,Ifinfinmade . less $333 aver' i 'el is eon than has the sIt his lik that to miles inmates requested accomplishments the prison s 61.00.1.01014611.4PoillSWI - statement be made available to ', age person in other states. 'Of this which encourage the gov on March I, 1875, a daughter . until I've talked with them," , milmellot;;040.4410,no. 18 the states with a lower aver. ernment to locate additional .4or John and Henrik& Maid. readers. It follows: Mr. Facer said. , , - .Vews income than he noted installations in this area," he In addition to her husband, Utah, lage ,Ast. Keith Wilson, chief agent, ,.' It is unfortunate when a , , , r ; roolsaa , , I'ZIPA.'"Ott she is survived by two sons ": : , , :, , 12 that are Imuthe , acid .,.,.....,........,..,, . from Page salda. , , I ,,,,,,AR,,,.. 3 ndaYlhatthretm 'greet newspaperlikeThe Trill arid i by reAolit which Iff;111A-3do not cornoffer kAt? a , 1 fair Line cannot accept criticism for mlets had been taken into cue, Internal Revenue Center ' at ' ' .. . ,. i marriage, - Ana Burton, Sco- Mr. Seaton sold. He said the parieen. , Hill An3.. , , Its mistakes as it expects other tody. one from Delta, Utah, in . Burton, Cleve- field Waino : E He added that industrial people "did not like the spend-I. 'The blame for Utah being agencies to do when it connection with the eounterSUGGESTED SEGREGATION PLANAbove is suitland, Ohio; Mrs. Lillian Wal-,.- . a second class state economi- - concerns No amount of felting and narcotics ring at the done." which was looking for sites in ker. Wisconsin; a half bmther,,, , s criticizes' them. ing ' Prison. State . at Utah the can gested segregation be shared by both of the West have also hearten- plan name calling will cover the fact Prison- He said Democrats propoSed gaily lines show - preifent paths the Inmates ',can Waukegan, III.,., my Republican opponents," he couraged to come to Utah be Walter Hellen, , -- John Turner voiced -- Dotted a serious violation of en --rd -follow-towa11 biltwo- - sisters whose-namUnderand Utah laws,$206.5 prisoner said. :had-parole: spending oho The has , a theneed eicellent work of lic confidence occurred when Tuesday for changes in can spend entire time in maximilin security and lion. in functions years as Senator and the other record compil ed by federal and whereabouts ' are tin, ,of inmates to fit The Tribune broke the State advance known . sentence terminated. Prisoners have then years as governor to plan em p I oyes . ' Prison story just as the inves-- - different cell block and other during the next five years, ac- eight Funeral se rvi ces are pen d . before for to , honor being Utah camp system along stimulating of accommodations preparole economy. , living to added billion tigation was beginning to bear types $5.5 the tually .. This they have not done" ''' William A Dawson (R) ing paroled. Solid arrows show route the convicta could at the prisop. fruit. Eisenhower-budget, had $23 , - , rehabilitation. The route operates two advance toward Warden Turner am Nevertheless sure I explained -your billion vetoed by the President Utah voters should require ways, violations of rules eould move convicts back. readers detected the numerous the various degrees- of segreand inOther $23 billion blocked candidates - to explain more would the in of classification Each prison degree . inconsistencies in your editorial getion at the prison today con Arthur V. Watkins (R). fully what they mean by econVictim's,. r. Republiby economy-rnindeslats of four grades, or levels. provide different privileges. on Sunday, Oct. 19: cans and southern Democrats. in omy x8,44 ,kaos, govern1. You criticized the depart- Rites Degrees Of SeCregstIon The other two reasons for ."Legislation to curb abuses ment, Rep. Wit4 f against rank and file members liam A. Dawson ' ' ).i mint for alleged failure to ap-- First grade, or minimum sein strength of Republican gains VERNAL:--runeral organized labor and against services prehend certain criminals but eurity inmates are placed at have been the resurgent econsaid ,the national welfor Gareld Woodruff Perry, 15, say The Tribune has "no apol- - the honor tamp at Camp W. G. i.e.t0i..0t0::,P10..ij-..Off.6:r0:0:,.. : Monday. omy and the fact that peace ,fare .,,, ,iiksv" for - printing the story Williams. Some of these will killed Sunday in a bunting generally has said. been he maintained, ,A, c "Nothingis dormiAn the farm iwlil constitute which ainf9st completely sab- - be placed easier than for a mishap, will be conducted s p' Denies Influence Within its walls there is a hosContinued from page WI one of the gray- , Olaged one of the most impor- - tory upon its completion. Wednesday. to t candidate farm school, industry, Secretary. Seaton firmly lest be Services held will challeues at noon' tint crimital cases the depart-- Second grade, or medium Stl diets and trouble makers. pital, make sweeping mid and residents. It n many recent his order that live in either ment waa,handling. at the Glines Ward chapel, facing the new runty, inmates shotdd be placed in be run like These. and business generalities ' big 2. You condemn the alleged the honor block in "B" block maximum closing down gas wells in San Congress when it Church of Jesus Christ of Litibout reducing , I Eeturity and all not as an institution that is a Juan block. County was because of meets in JanexInefficiency of the department or in "D" terday Saints. taken government away. privileges They to the state.any toutside influence. and then say this doesn't apply Close ' security, the third should not be allowed to work. burden uary, Sen. ArP. Dewiest he Friends,rnty call at the Vet.; penditilres," Bee-Lik-e Society "It was done because under Nita V. Watkins In the "hard working, honest classification inmates, live in nal Mortuary Tuesday evening are who at the 'But work said; the (Persons taxpayers four-storl "A" block. Max-th- e 'police officers who make up the entitled to know lust how and and at the family residence In are paid extra money "The inmate population of the Mineral Leasing Act of said in Salt Lake row prison 16.1 the prison is made up of many 1920; it is my legal and moral City Tuesday. Salt4, Lake City Police (mum security and death where he intends to practice Vernal Wednesday after 930 for the labor.) inmates are housed in "C" force." a.m. Burial will be in Miteser: groups of prisoners. There are duty to prevent waste of oil Anyone w h o Sen. Watkins his economy.TM. ., "After the prison Is once executives " I agree that this doesn't ap-- block. part of which is known in the and gas," he said. work of the rereads the Fairview (they for Cemetery. 6: testimony opponent, example, "My same this then "We were- - losing in San cent Senate Rackets Commit- has in one breath endorsed ; business-thei- r ply to . them. Their 16,0001as "B"snorth, the prison's tight committee should be the gov- prison office force) of overtime last year lockup unit. time Juan hours County 64 million cubic tee cannot be other than im- economy and in the next breath spend (they the erning'advisory board to the making wallets, fishing flies feet of gas per day and the 'speaks for itself. Their ability The warden presented pressed by the grave dangers criticized me for opposing Fati ft--, on warden who should be ac; the Indians, who owned the land, we face, the senator said. to solve nearly twice as many problem. that the over-al- l and for Dew-s- on profit) . paintings measures," Rep. spending are. adequate. either moved up or down the agitators; the sex group; the were losing $15,000 in revenue crimes in 1957 as they did In "Actions of some of the . said. a capacity for honor system. The warden 'queens,' who use sex for each day," he said. "This labor bosses make them a 1956 also speaks for thy' hard icommodations how co "No matter make should final decisions. all and now houses work of these officers. Yet could not be allowed to peofit, and the gamblers. ' ell positive menace to our society. it may be, you cannot vsrn for should He tied not be down 575.. by about aervicecl officers It Watt these "These are the different ele- tinue." ore forOGDENFuneral Their actions point out clearly ,both more economy Board of the Corrections. seDaniel Vere 'Le of , medium 'We are short who were ridiculed In The Tribments in the prison. They all , that they will be satisfied with spending," he said. "If my op- 25369, Grant Avekilltd Bates,:70 No Pressure Brought Satur--11- ', Untie The Warden work in various ways for one tine by 'satisfying the 'gobs. curity space so some medium . nothing less than to dominate ponent is goin to critkize the day after a fall Into a rock bin,' no added there inmates pres minimum and twas security who a "The board should function thingpower. teal bragging of boy our people," he said. federal budget, the taxpayers will be conducted Wednesday. was trying to show what a are living in "A" block with as an advisory board to the "The ideal setup if segrega- sure broughk to bear upon The senator said he voted should know which appropriafrom him Services will be held at 3: orehis ' hero he was to department the maximum securtty convicts," warden in regards to financial tion inside the prison was out-- ' he to a amendments for dozen tions Congress by approved Texas oil interests who wanted p.m. at Myers Ftmeral Chapel...y police. T' am perfettly aware he said policy and, needs of the prison. lined as follows: the Kennedy-Ive- s labor bill would have voted against." Friends may cell at the fu:S a of the urgent need to further These people devote much of I. DEATH ROW AND MAX-MU- Utah wells shut down because last session "that were needed neral chapel Tuesday from 74: of surpluses already piled up in S. rvice se David own this (0) to time their police King work, strengthen to put teeth into the bill, yet SECURITY BLOCK. In Texas.- to 9 p.m. and Wednesday prior','.. Salt Lake City in order to meet and are not compensated. How- This of which was debe David- S. King. Democratic to services. Burial will be would everyone Airea divided,' not is "This. simply true," which the rising crime rate in.; ever, they are businessmen with feated by Democrats." committed to ne said. candidate for U.S. Congress, North Ogden Cemetery. t and should tend to business af- death persons being felt in every part of the C tinuod from rage B--I on and similar "Action these sec-out one In lashed being kept Monday night "Neither wet the Navajo fairs other than custodial tion and country) ,.However, I cannot one of amendments danmaximum security tribal resolution asking me to represents 4 against the - see what service The Tribune said the car was in the carport penal operation. prisoners in the other. wells a primary fac- the most pressing legislative gers of inflation close the Is rendering by publicizing the at 10:30 p.m. Sept. 19 when he The warden must be untied All agitators, trouble mak- tor in my decision," he added. needs of the day, not only for and the lack of , stalemepts Ott person who ad- - and his wife returned from a and given full in , ers, homos, drug addicts and "The Indians had every right our people generally, but to action of Repub- to the mits doing great damage show. Their daughter returned : the prison. out straightening administra- would be classi- to ask for help, but it was protect rank and file workers incorrigibles of our community and from a football game at,12:30 This same must also fied maximum find themselves who Itiorts powerauthority to halt whose bravado sounds very am. and the car was still be extended to the security risks. legal and moral duly to A Salt take hunter badly in . guards. The These prisoners would ,not be my conserve this natural revenue less, before these big eastern Much like the statements of a. there, she said. must be assured need of an insulin shot was that who have chiefs labor guards exusurped "Economic to allowed work. would Dillinwhich motivated the action." They hoodlum named told officers The car are now the officers of have found Sunday afternoon in the tr 74young complete control of their goerts have re he was rising to the his car had not been outside they . ger only exercise periods unTours Installations not and the the Ilintas after wandering; Sen. Watkins zently stated that 'pawns' prison union high affairs,': 'der close 1 of No of In supervision the past three of the inmates. public enemy position Logan more than 20 miles for, Mr. Seaton toured Weber said lost , inof the tide These cells would me 3 You accuse of telling months. guards. ''. two days. "A large portion of the in- never be opened to contact County defense installations flation can be bear stories" by warning the Chief Evans said it was oh. water and The lost Tuesday hunter. Carldo not projects have meaningful with fellow prisoners. Roger turned through Mr. King ., 'people to dose ranks against vious the Logan man gould mates afternoon after conferripg with Some have jobs sweeping enforcement of anti- son, 26, son of Mr. and lir& stronger majtir hoodlum forces known not have been involved in the jobs. SECU2. INTERMEDIATE Utah Republican leaders. trust lasv.s,- Increased produc- Francis H. Carlson, 1223 S. that his department a floor. This will take them all wry. This area would house department to ha inter- - theft-an-Wednesday he will meet tion and cuts in the federal llth East, vas located by an, est 4e establishing operations was checking two possibilities. day, when a housewife could the of the prisoners water users at a breakfast majority other hunter shortly, before 10 minsame in clean area the In S lir Lake city. You then budget," he said. "Either this was another set in the institution, including tour Davis County 'small recto Congress, stormy weather moved into elected am "If I they never of duplicate plates or the party utes. say he fart-th- at new inmates. This would be reation projects during the Too Much Idleness' I will work for the most rigid the area 'cam4 is prOof that they never who reported the number at the first step towards meet with minand Mr. Carlson. a diabetic bimorning inenforcement of anti-trus- t laws. must More be existed.' the motel made a mistake in itidustry itation. These cells would ing people and other natural ' You in- came lost in the rugged Soap. in- Productivity has Utah Three State Prison we're check troduced at the prison. There never be opened apparently Ignore the taking it down always abresource users at a luncheon. mates during the are some strong elements sence of ;etwous fact that since being ing out both leads," he said. pleaded innocent Mon- creased under the Democrats stone area while hunting. He,,, will occupants and never he In the afternoon, of businessmen in Third District Court to and I- am on record as favor- was supposed to have an is this. too There the much warned, As yet nothing has been against for long durations of time. meet with students, faculty day 7--7 'Salt take . City,' the private turned of first degree rnur- ing the economyl. procedures sulin shot Sunday at moon. charges up on the person who idleness. glThese prisoners would be and Utah County cititins dur- der tavern owners and others was responsilbe for the motel "There are three essentials owed to of the Hoover Commission,", work and take part a session at, Brigham ' have to a remark- - theft, Chief Evans added. ,Aldori J. Anderson set Mr. King said. Judge in order to in the handicraft and recrea- ing have must Watkins Speech Dated person ' Young University at 2:30 p.m. trials for Mack Merrill Riven-burgable degree with the Police De- A set of duplicate Utah li,- adjust: 'If elected, it would be my tion programs at the prison. II- He Lake Salt leaves City to wage a relentless cense plates was taken from V. Watkins partment to eliminate any Senator Arthur, Jr, 29, Holladay, and intention "First, he must have a i - BLOCK- .- Here p.mWednesdayHe Leona id -- Warner - Bo,-Murra-y, battle- - against- - the -- forces of will-b- elegal operation!' where major the car of a Dallas, Tex.; man meaningful task; - second.- - he - S. the- guest- speaker at ' for Dec. 4, and for inflation, which have wrought the Sertoma auti's Wednes-- r hoodlums could move in and last Thursday - fdllowing a must have a plan to follow, would be the workers 'Inside arrived in Utah Monday night, ' get a foothold. This is the real brief gun battle near Evans- and third, he must have free- the prison. Prisoners working and spent the night here when Jesse M. Garcia, 16, Salt Lake such economic havoc among day Meeting at 12:15 pan. in his City, Dec. 11. In the license plate shop, tailor bad weather prevented ' ' reasod syndicated crime has ton. Wyo. the wage earners of America," the Florentine Room in the , dom. on to ' f found 'it difficult to get started office Sheridan, kitchen, Wyo., shop, flying The three mere arraigned he said.' laundry, In these Newhouse Hotel. . ' checking plates, guidance can give and hospital would live In these for .a scheduled speech.. In Salt Lake City a nil T- am Salt Lake In connection with the Aug. 24 were told the"Proper City police s of inmate these '. knife slaying at the prison of quarters. They would have deeply, grateful for the by the owner that he had pur, Inviostigate Ribl on Nwid, Call IN ation which made it possible. chased them in a Denver essentialsa task and a plan. "open cell" privileges. At this spend his entire sentence In LeRoy Joseph Verner, 21, ChiI successful in presenting We error tint war reed If A4000 lortko referIn , 4. You are rehabilitation be the can He maximum pro. T:iI point apparently security. cago. tavern for $6. broad anywhere Wrist imamate 1, withi convict can find then the . these, at le Utah or err end aorrititows. to the department's gram, prisoners would be al a real trouble maker1 How, In Meanwhile ring Because, of similarity of eviEvanston, MO thareher telt. Wye freedom. el . lowed to visit in other cells In ever, when his time is up he is denee, the district to o tempt ,to enforce traffic ordi- Wyo., Federal Bureau of Int towed Foul's( it termite attorney's , , Revised Honor System Directors lower 011eia terooklew . tiances when,. you Fey that vestigation agents filed a cornSthe area, or possibly this terminated from the prison, office made a motion that tor anon ion kf, lsr , eethrealIty been set o'honest citizens have "The prisoners must be pre- could be up as a dormitory even thopgh he has made no Garcia's trial be held on Dec. 's , ' anteriwa h.L , plaint here Tuesday against serited police- - James William to society. 4, thus scheduling the three harassed by a workable, graduated where they can learn to start attempt to WATCH POI OUP PlIW Dallas, Nipp, to liVe together and be trusted. men for. minor., infractions." Tex., who is believed tied in honor system. L, ,l "Under our laws this cannot trials together. BOILINHO 0 her Is no assignment in po- - with a' Utah State Prison be changed. '' i Phil L. Hansen, counsel for "As the inmate progresses SULAM t' auks.? 4. BARRACK. This work more unpleasant plicate license : toward rejoining society, he unit FARM a Csmokts "However, it would. be help- Bowne and porde, however, ' 1.61N -- racket. plate outside located be would fonworolt ,, lo ' ot., than having to write traffic ciful if the prisoner knew that asked that all three trials be be awarded with new ,, must was ....,..,' who arrested Nipp, vitt; - ;teflon& by ' boomotiht but the police are sad- - Wyoming Highway Patrolmen privileges and responsibilities. the prison building, still inside not be paroled from conducted separately, giving - Vt. P. KAlt the outer ,fence but isolated' the ' died with-- - the job. We train work :: if tome Bowne hard a eelkr if from he tt trial other shirks On unless, the by hand, separate prison near Evanston Oa from the prison proper. All! de el.."14 to do this work early had - '-- (Air men to try following a brief gun battle, or attacks society, he should farm workers would be housedl and a clean record. he,' out- Rivenbaugh., :, ' and fairly as was as The motions are to be argued ''''' with transport- be 'punished by having these here and isolated from inmates progressed to this camp charged ' . 11,k, : . possible. Nevertheless I agree before 'Judge Anderson later side the prison walls. a stolen car, across state same privileges and responsi- In the main ei.. Cliii,D s''!' that almost any person feels mg this week. , bilities taken away. To Incentive in n violatio lines of the Improve , , Dyer compound,,,ipell. (A , harassed for being cited after Act. , "A set of rules should bp ' that now under But red a light. going through The complaint was signed troduced for all prisoners. . the only way to shorten ,his . ,,i.......,..mmo--- are-yo,. suggesting we discon; o e 1 e r e U.S.' Commisioner IThese should bi- - consistent. prison.) , -- tinue ' t this - safety program. James Horne Jr. in Evanston. The inmates should be taught 5. PRII:,PAROLE C A311 sentence was to achieve placement , . the camp, .Only a few weeks ago you were Taken from Nipp's car were that' it is worthwhile to behave (Presently Camp Williams.) he wouktbe . . well on his way to , A4P This area would be used to clamoring for more radar and duplicate license plates which well .v.. rehabilitation edi- 4 last your Saturday outonly house workers who work , Camp: told authorities . he had . , of this can be ,. "Before any l'; torialsaid:. "What Utah lacks he prison. These are the al- side the not should be Denver a at 'Prisoners taverri convicts , purchased the seaccomplished, and ''.11 la enouth persistent , ' . $ most Inmates. t trustworthy lowed to lose the influence of . ,leetive enforcement e f to r t. I .., 4 American must be told whst,the,rules , are going to betThen tell them Nipp also reportedly told their fatrilly'. Along this line, They would help at aimed et tbe 'pt-o- le m driver" ,. -... 1 and fish Fork, te planting pro. .4,.. should be had the "borrowed" he a camp spre.parole' police what will if to happen z t 1 to,PPre theyvio- 1 -i- t.,... ygu sity lan - .. car from a Bountiful atft deal- - established which would allotv gram and fight forest fires. At late the rules. ' . , t date that I am a servant this of rehabilitation. stage discarded the dealer'platesl the prisoners and their fam-- I exler. thell sure be that , the "Next, then you I taxpayers, s attached- - those he hadlilles to visit together on week- - i the prisoner would be allowed guards are 11 trustworthy and! press antagonism toward ire.i and I 7, weekend visits with his family , after the Denver. in f- 44$ prisoner a are bought that , , paid they revealing to the taxoa'yers1 nest at the camp. He could play I lends this right. living,' ' , - 1 )' fuel' Q- -- 0wage and given security. that The Tribune's handling of I , his with have children, ' picnics a wife his :,:' 1 Do k Ler-the pdson investigation did !ship. I have no feelings of an-- I !V prisoner loses Hit the carnp, and start to te- ' "Give the guards power tot, k 40. , toward the members and family' when he enters be 'not afraid? Let them' know me 4mi 4 , tagonism taxpayers' great damage to the sie Au. his-' to ond " , 8S . - .1SmilY ,,,r ILL ...ger 'N of The Tribune staff. Many of prison. he,is likely to turn , adjust them. lr t 1 Interests. ' , 6? 4 " 1, am another source for companion- ..society. )k I 'Then, hire some expert pro- , , ; regret that the officials of them are mylriends. but I law ", ; ) ' - ; the' 4 Present are of Shortcomings There I and many both bound oath ship. 0,'"'.-RtAD l who by by , ' Silt. Lake City- ,Tribune t 4' , these' ' y) The professional worktrekl Om study the problems of the 1.rastall, have. eptthteel my invitation tolto speak up when the forces OfIcompanions awaiting, ,. addiction been order have Fevers!' and a in andloullined bl'": rug uplt4s ronferilow glibolalenholtsm,.d. them shortcomings sit and'help lprioneri , , I , s,.,., , ercee and work out a more by a newspaper attempt---cepta- nomoseltuanlY:,,. .fla.tbe present parole system. 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